Articles Tagged with ''infrastructure security''

For integrators who work safety, security and IT projects in the critical infrastructure arena, those two characteristics are the reasons for success.

The National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (NCCoE) at the National Institute of Standards and Technology is encouraging chief security officers to help address two information technology challenges faced by the energy sector.

While attention was on potential physical attacks on utilities and other critical infrastructure sites, a growing number of troubling incidents involving computer networks and attackers acting alone and through friendly and not-so-friendly nations has shifted attention to cybersecurity issues.

More cyber attacks have been recorded against critical infrastructure between October 2012 and May 2013 than were noted in all of FY 2012. 

The Senate is moving to make metal theft a federal crime.

The U.S. government will use classified information about software vulnerabilities for the first time to protect companies outside of the military industrial complex.

Former White House aides and security executives have joined the advisory board on protecting the state's infrastructure and information systems. 

NYC will double to six the number of evacuation zones along its coast and expand them to include an additional 640,000 residents.

Thermal video analytic cameras are rapidly becoming the new standard for securing outdoor assets. Now that smart thermal camera prices have fallen below the $5,000 MSRP price barrier, one of the most fundamental security functions – theft prevention – can now be addressed economically using sophisticated thermal camera solutions.

Cyberattacks got top billing on the list of security threats facing the U.S.